Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-22
nection with their "ice cream stores"
and sell them with as much proprietv SIS

DO the druggists now propose 10 sell
ner things than drugs ard medicines.
So on with the other different business
I'd infnitum. thinl; i so plain that the
wayiaring may net g.. understand thai
druggists sre only ,Nn.cteJ 10 sell drugs
and medicines proper on Surirv. ST
laa2t 26t IS nv in+e~aret2'iJn CT tho IaT.
aud it is also the Interpretation placed
upon it by our City Attorney, Ell. + War
req, since his return TO the CRY, and for
whose opinion ! waited, 50 as not 10 err,
as the soundaees of the law was Ques-
toned by the druggists, all Of whom |
might add here, are ny friends, or q.
least can say thet l entertain
the best CT feelings toward
them, but cannot consent to grant them
the priv!lega az selling things that others
are not allowed to sell unless tae IaW
giants it clesrly and beyond ! doubt.
nope to be understood thai these views
ere not my '.peculier" views, sud tbs. il
the public does not give them
the reception l think they de-
serve, | shaL accept my "d!sappoint-
ment," ! hope, with becoming grsce.
l will cay thai my Interpretation OF the
Sunday law is that it is not merely to pre-
vent The saloons" selling ca Sunday ID
other words il is no. temperance law,
out II is intended TO 9eneh. US as law
OF hygiene and &!s0 morally, hence, do
think tlat people who are so very
religious ard 90 to churcn on Sunday
ana occupy the seats in the
amen corners, and turn their
eyes towards heaven aud look
Is piou5 rs a 't0ad in pan q milk"
should do ali in their power, even al
financial sacrifice to themselves and their
business, TO aid IN the execution Of the
laws made specially to improve the nor
ais OF The people among whom they are
rearing their children. They ought to
teach their children by example as well 40
cy preCePt to buy on Saturday what they
wish to enjoy on Sunday.
They should train their sons to better
observe the Sunday laws, and aII other
laws, while young, SO that when they grow
up to manhood they will noe desire 10
break over as we do when il interferes
With cur peculiar financial business
hope TO be pGrdoned fCr my largthy
article, snd VIII say | should never have
written j, # NJ. Chase had not got
into 1t first and eaGesyored TO pre- udica
the readers OF the papers against the exc
cutiCn Of this law against him and his
!rade in advance Of the trial before the
courts, the proper place 10 adjudicate all
questions OF law. Also, these readers
whom he attempts to prejudice agsiast
the laW and IN his favor may be called
upon to sis on 4 jury il his case, ana
think both sides should be heard. /
should have much preferred both SIDES
Remaining silent rs 10 newspaper articles,
and letting the courts alone with 81 un-
biased public from which 10 select iury
to settle the whole matter. will sey in
conclusion that i is rot my iu.er-
ton 10 execute q part Of any
lzw TO portion of our D0pul&-
tion, or against any special 5usi-
ness. II err, it win be OF the mead end
rot OF the heart. l hope there may ever
exist he most kindly feelings between
myself ard ell people il regard to the
proper execution OF al the laws to all
alike as Tar es is il our power under the
sometimes very discouraging clTcum-
stances. Respectfully, etc,
H. S. BROILES